Press Windows Key, then type regedit, Click Registry Editorĭelete the registry key HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ Go to C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\ and delete LGHUB folder Go to C:\Users\\AppData\Local\ and delete LGHUB folder
Go to C:\ProgramData\ and delete LGHUB folder Go to C:\Program Files\ and delete LGHUB folder Make sure none of the G HUB components are running in the Task Manager If asked to overwrite the file, say ‘yes’. Uninstall G HUB and then copy the file back to the same file location. (If you want to backup the settings and/or their profiles, copy the settings.json to a different location on the computer. Reinstall the G Hub with the following instructions, make sure to backup your G Hub settings and profiles file. Thanks for reaching out to us and sorry to hear about the experience, please complete the following: The only fix is to plug it out and back in or restart GHub, I was inclined to this being a hardware problem until I saw all the issues people have with GHub. Nothing worked, and I can't find anything else about this on the web. It's not on quick alt-tabbing, it's not when using some unregistered game, it happens completely randomly while in the middle of playing things or just idling on the desktop profile
The mouse itself still works, just on completely default settings (DPI switches and all that instead of my keymaps) The profiles, settings, keymaps, etc, are all the same as I left them when I check GHub I recently bought a G502 Hero to replace a Krypton Genesis 700 with a semi broken rmb, and initially everything worked fine, but a few hours after setting up my DPI/RGB/keymap in GHub, it started to randomly stop working.
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